bradmarston.bsky.social
Climate and quantum physicist. President of the American Physical Society (APS) in 2026. Rhode Island & California. These are my views and do not reflect those of Brown University or APS. For hiking visit mountains.social/@bradmarston
👤 Joined on 22 February 2025
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@bradmarston.bsky.socialThe US used to be the dominant party in US-China summits. Now, because of President Trump, America is weakened and it's China who appears on top. My column, arguing that there's still a sliver of opportunity for joint action on AI www.nytimes.com/2026/09/19/o... Your take?
Show PostThis fall, hundreds of classrooms got hand boilers, infrared thermometers, and volcanic rocks that eat carbon dioxide. It's not a chemistry set, it's this year's free PhysicsQuest kit for teaching climate physics. Read how it came together in #APSNews: https://go.aps.org/4xLt4iA
Show PostAfter decades of teaching, scholarship & service, Profs Timmons Roberts & Kurt Teichert are entering their last academic year at Brown University. As they prepare to retire, they behind a lasting legacy through the students they mentored, research they advanced & communities they served. Read on:
Show PostAt a time when much discourse about education is all about job training, it is bracing to see the words chiseled into the Boston Public Library: "the Commonwealth requires the education of the people as the safeguard of order and liberty."
Show PostDay 9 of our PNW exploration (my day count is off!). A change of pace: not spectacular in the scenic sense, but rich in history. The Madison Buffalo Jump St Pk preserves a cliff where bison were stampeded to their deaths, providing the hunters with food and clothing and shelter.
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